Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Catherine Kendrigan (c. 1837 – May 1853), murder victim.Kendrigan was a native of the parish of Kiltullagh, midway between the towns of Athenry and Loughrea. She worked as a servant in a pub or shebeen in the area, owned by William Connors.She was sent to Loughrea, with seven shillings and six pence to buy bread, veal, wine and other items. She passed the entrance gates to Dunsandle Castle and reached the bridge over the river at Toolooubaune, about four o clock in the afternoon."@en }
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- Catherine_Kendrigan comment "Catherine Kendrigan (c. 1837 – May 1853), murder victim.Kendrigan was a native of the parish of Kiltullagh, midway between the towns of Athenry and Loughrea. She worked as a servant in a pub or shebeen in the area, owned by William Connors.She was sent to Loughrea, with seven shillings and six pence to buy bread, veal, wine and other items. She passed the entrance gates to Dunsandle Castle and reached the bridge over the river at Toolooubaune, about four o clock in the afternoon.".
- Q5052768 comment "Catherine Kendrigan (c. 1837 – May 1853), murder victim.Kendrigan was a native of the parish of Kiltullagh, midway between the towns of Athenry and Loughrea. She worked as a servant in a pub or shebeen in the area, owned by William Connors.She was sent to Loughrea, with seven shillings and six pence to buy bread, veal, wine and other items. She passed the entrance gates to Dunsandle Castle and reached the bridge over the river at Toolooubaune, about four o clock in the afternoon.".